Oneida County Courier » Waterville

UAlbany Announces Dean’s List

editor3 — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 14:00:19 +0000

ALBANY, N.Y. (07/14/2010)(readMedia)– The following students were named to the University at Albany’s spring 2010 Dean’s List for outstanding academic achievement:

Anthony Denoto of Oriskany Falls NY

Brandi Fudzinski of Oriskany Falls NY

Daniel Glod of Waterville NY

Waterville Resident earns UAlbany Degree

editor3 — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 21:00:10 +0000

ALBANY, NY (06/24/2010)(readMedia)– During its Spring Commencement Weekend May 15-16, the University at Albany awared 3,141 degrees, including 2,260 undergraduate and 881 graduate degrees. The undergraduates received degrees in 50 different majors, with the largest numbers in psychology, business, communication, English, sociology, economics, history, biology, and political science. Twenty military veterans graduated in the class, with 87 students participating in the Presidential Scholars Program. The class became part of the global network of more than 147,000 living alumni.

Local student receiving degree:

Daniel Glod of Waterville NY graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration.

Innovative Fashion Show Spotlights Local Designers

editor3 — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 15:00:10 +0000

Fashions will be designed using vintage clothing

(Utica, NY) On July 16, local fashion designers will have the chance to display their creations – all for a good cause – as E.V.A. Promotions holds their first-ever Second Chance Couture Fashion Show, with all proceeds to benefit Rebuilding Together Mohawk Valley, or RTMV.

The event, which will be held at Club O2 on Bleecker Street in Utica, will feature the exclusive works of local clothing designers Heather Neil and Harley Jones, both of Iamme Designs.

“But there’s a twist to this design show,” said Eva Sarsfield, owner of E.V.A. Promotions and event coordinator. “The participants will be required to create their fashions from vintage clothing.” Sarsfield explained that the designers will take used clothing that has been donated by second-hand stores and recreate it into new designs.

“We have some very exciting fashions that will be unveiled for the first time at this show,” said Sarsfield. “It should be interesting to see what our up-and-coming designers create.” She said that in addition to the fashions on display, there will also be a scotch and three-olive drink tasting, live music provided by S-Dot of KISS FM, and hors d’oeuvres provided by the Huddle on Main of Waterville.

“We felt that RTMV was the perfect organization to benefit from this,” Sarsfield said. “This fashion show is all about “upcycling” – taking old items and making them like new again – and that’s exactly what RTMV does for our neighborhoods.”

For example, RTMV most recently made extensive repairs to the home of a Utica veteran, which included a new roof, new exterior paint, and a fully renovated kitchen.

“We’re very excited that E.V.A. Promotions is holding this benefit for us,” said RTMV President Matt Wilson. “We truly hope this event makes people want to learn more about RTMV and become involved.”

Tickets to the show are limited, and can be purchased for $25 at the Saranac Brewery, the Green Onion Pub, the Tramontane Café, and Café Domenico, or by contacting E.V.A. Promotions at 717-8594. The event will begin at 9 p.m. and end at 2 a.m. All proceeds from the show will benefit Rebuilding Together Mohawk Valley.

About Rebuilding Together

Rebuilding Together Mohawk Valley continues to generate support for low-income families, the elderly, and the disabled, members of the military, veterans and their families by providing home repairs, improvements or modifications. To find out more about Rebuilding Together Mohawk Valley, how to refer a family or how you can help please visit www.rebuildingtogethermv.org, or e-mail info@rebuildingtogethermv.org.

Waterville residents Named to SUNY Cortland Dean’s List

editor3 — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 20:00:26 +0000

The following local residents were named to the dean’s list at SUNY Cortland for the spring 2010 semester.

Shannon Kemp, a junior adolescence education: Spanish major from Waterville.

Oliver Mushtare, a senior physical education major from Waterville.

Mitchell Lemery, a senior recreation major from Waterville.

Honorees must earn a grade point average of 3.3 or higher on a 4.0 scale, while completing 12 or more credit hours of classes during the semester.

Farmers’ Markets Around the County

editor3 — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 16:00:05 +0000

The Sherrill Farmers’ Market is held Tuesdays from noon to 5:30 p.m. at the Skating Rink, 377 Sherrill Road through Oct. 12.

The Waterville Farmers’ Market is held Wednesdays from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the Village Green, Route 12 through Oct. 27.

If a farmers’ market is happening in your community, we want to know and let everyone else know. Email your information to: Margo@m3pmedia.com and it will be posted to the Oneida County Courier, www.OneidaCountyCourier.com.

Waterville Resident Named to SUNY Cortland President’s List

editor3 — Tue, 06 Jul 2010 18:30:12 +0000

The following local resident was named to the president’s list at SUNY Cortland for the spring 2010 semester.

Oliver Mushtare, a senior political science major from Waterville.

Honorees must earn a grade point average of 3.7 or higher (A-) on a 4.0 scale in each of their classes. They must have completed 12 or more credit hours of classes during the semester with at least eight of the credits for a standard letter grade and no incomplete grades received for the semester.

Speed Leads To Afternoon DWI Arrest

editor3 — Mon, 05 Jul 2010 21:01:23 +0000

(Waterville, NY - July 03, 2010) On July 3, at approximately 4:05 P.M., the State Police in Waterville observed a vehicle traveling 79 mph in a 55 mph zone on State Route 8 in the Town of Paris.

Subsequent to the stop of this vehicle, Edward W. Pritchard, 44, of Yorkville, NY, was arrested for Aggravated Driving While Intoxicated due to the fact that his BAC was more than twice the legal limit in New York State.

Pritchard was processed with a BAC of 0.21 percent and issued uniform traffic tickets for:

- Aggravated Driving While Intoxicated (BAC of .08% or higher)

- Driving While Intoxicated

- Speed over state limit/55mph (Traveling 79mph)

- Illegal window tint

All tickets returnable July 19, 2010 at 4:00 P.M., in the Town of Paris Court.

Pritchard was released to a third party.

Case agent: Tpr. Brett J. Vanderlan

SP Waterville

(315) 736-0121

Paris Man Arrested for DWI

editor3 — Fri, 25 Jun 2010 19:30:21 +0000

(Paris, NY - June 23, 2010) On June 23, 2010, at approximately 3:08 p.m.., the State Police in Waterville arrested John E. Gardner, 54, of Frankfort for Driving While Intoxicated subsequent to a Vehicle and Traffic Law Stop on Pinnacle Rd., in the Town of Paris.

Gardner was processed with a BAC of 0.11% and issued uniform traffic tickets for:

- Driving to the Left of Pavement Markings (no passing zone)

- Driving While Intoxicated

- Driving While Intoxicated/BAC of .08% and above

All tickets returnable July 19, 2010 at 6 p.m. in the Town of Paris Court.

GARDNER was released to a third party.

Westmoreland Women arrested after filing a False Report

editor3 — Fri, 25 Jun 2010 16:09:09 +0000

(Marcy, NY - June 19, 2010) On June 19, 2010, at approximately 3:15 p.m., the State Police in Waterville arrested Kelly L. Whitehead, 26, of Westmoreland for Falsely Reporting an Incident 3rd Degree and Making a Punishable False Written Statement, both class “A” misdemeanors. The charges result from Whitehead falsely reporting a lost/stolen purse containing prescription medication.

She was released on an appearance ticket returnable July 13, 2010, at 3 p.m. in the Town of Marcy Court.

Local Residents Named to Herkimer College Dean’s List

editor3 — Thu, 10 Jun 2010 13:00:31 +0000

Herkimer, NY—One hundred seventy four students have been named to the President’s List at Herkimer County Community College for the Spring 2010 semester, and 391 students have been named to the Dean’s List. The distinction recognizes outstanding academic achievement.

The President’s List recognizes students have earned a minimum 3.8 average on a 4.0 scale for the past semester (President’s List students are noted with *). The Dean’s List recognizes students with an average between 3.25 and 3.8.

ONEIDA COUNTY

Barneveld

Kali Rae Kraeger, Criminal Justice (A.A.S.)

Steven Richard Winfield, Business: Sports and Recreation Management (A.A.S.)

Boonville

Elaine M. Brown, Early Childhood (A.A.S.)

* Andrea G. Miller, Non-matriculated

Rachel M. Soverns, Business: Business Administration (A.A.S.)

* Lisa Evans, Travel and Tourism: Hospitality and Events Management (A.A.S.)

Camden

Torie R. Bittner, Business: Business Administration (A.A.S.)

Debrah A. Dean, Paralegal (A.A.S.)

Aarron RH Sadlowski, Criminal Justice: Forensic Investigations (A.A.S.)

Heather Irene Yager, Physical Therapist Assistant (A.A.S.)

Cassville

Brian M. Hale, Liberal Arts & Sciences: General Studies (A.A.)

Danielle E. Huey, Paralegal (A.A.S.)

Clinton

* Thomas M. Baker, Radio-Television Broadcasting (A.A.S.)

Lee R. Foxton, Liberal Arts & Sciences: Science (A.S.)

Kevin M. Ziesenitz, Physical Therapist Assistant (A.A.S.)

Deansboro

Kaila M. Lewis, Liberal Arts & Sciences: Childhood Education (A.S.)

Michael Stephen Zombek, Digital Filmmaking (A.S.)

Holland Patent

Wendy Baldanza, Paralegal (A.A.S.)

Nicole M. Traglia, Liberal Arts & Sciences: Science (A.S.)

New Hartford

Neuza A. Bauries, Paralegal (A.A.S.)

Jaclyn V. Giordano, Criminal Justice (A.S.)

Brynn A. McKeone, Liberal Arts & Sciences: General Studies (A.A.)

* Nicholas J. Skaly, Paralegal (A.A.S.)

Kristen M. Springer, Liberal Arts & Sciences: General Studies (A.A.)

New York Mills

Nicole Marie Frankland, Liberal Arts & Sciences: Physical Education (A.S.)

Beth A. Leviness, Criminal Justice: Forensic Investigations (A.A.S.)

North Bay

Kevin J. Mariano, Criminal Justice (A.S.)

Oneida

Katelyn P. Eastman, Liberal Arts & Sciences: General Studies (A.A.)

Judd R. Simon, Non-matriculated

Miranda S. Trexler, Travel and Tourism: Hospitality and Events Management (A.A.S.)

Remsen

Melissa J. McGough, Liberal Arts & Sciences: Science (A.S.)

* Denelle Marie Roberts, Liberal Arts & Sciences: General Studies (A.A.)

Marissah M. Westcott, Business: Fashion Buying & Merchandising (A.A.S.)

Rome

Traci R. Bondarenko, Non-matriculated

Desiree A. Coleman, Early Childhood (A.A.S.)

* Mackenzie W. Evans, Liberal Arts & Sciences: General Studies (A.A.)

Robert J. Lisacki, Business: Business Administration (A.S.)

Katharine A. Miller, Business: Accounting (A.S.)

Paul R. Przelski Jr., Liberal Arts & Sciences: General Studies (A.A.)

Awilda Wade, Early Childhood (A.A.S.)

* Audeliz Pimentel, Early Childhood (A.A.S.)

Sauquoit

* Erin L. Crowe, Travel and Tourism

Amanda Marie Malek, Business: Fashion Buying & Merchandising (A.A.S.)

Utica

Eric Arthur Carter, Criminal Justice: Forensic Investigations (A.A.S.)

Gina M. Cromer, Liberal Arts & Sciences: General Studies (A.A.)

* Jaime M. Decker, Medical Coding/Transcriptionist Certificate

Adam P. Fenton, Liberal Arts & Sciences: Childhood Education (A.S.)

* Nicholas J. Fiore, Criminal Justice (A.S.)

* Sandra D. Fries, Medical Coding/Transcriptionist Certificate

Janine M. Gibbons, Liberal Arts & Sciences: General Studies (A.A.)

* George G. Hajjar, Criminal Justice (A.S.)

LaSharr A. Hamell, Business: Accounting (A.A.S.)

Briaunna L. McKinley, Paralegal (A.A.S.)

* Shaun James Mullarky, Paralegal (A.A.S.)

Cassandra Marie Nellis, Criminal Justice: Forensic Investigations (A.A.S.)

Ah D. Noh, Travel and Tourism: Hospitality and Events Management (A.A.S.)

* Dolores S. Pelli, Paralegal (A.A.S.)

* Scott Richard Phillips, Computer Support Specialist (A.A.S.)

Nicole M. Rienzo, Photographic Technology (A.A.S.)

Valerie L. Rinaldi, Travel and Tourism: Hospitality and Events Management (A.A.S.)

Nicole M. Robellard, Business: Marketing (A.A.S.)

* Diana Florence Roy, Radio-Television Broadcasting (A.A.S.)

* John F. Scialdone, Liberal Arts & Sciences: General Studies (A.A.)

* Michael P. Scotellaro IV, Liberal Arts & Sciences: Physical Education (A.S.)

Joshua T. Stevens, Emergency Medical Technician-Paramedic (A.A.S.)

Nikki A. Yankowski, Liberal Arts & Sciences: Science (A.S.)

Brian P. Zbytniewski, Liberal Arts & Sciences: General Studies (A.A.)

Verona

* Diane M. Dunne, Travel and Tourism: Hospitality and Events Management (A.A.S.)

Verona Beach

Heather M. Light, Paralegal (A.A.S.)

Waterville

Robert S. Barnes, Paralegal (A.A.S.)

Westdale

Zachary R. Bango, Criminal Justice (A.S.)

Whitesboro

* Hannah M. Bailey, Physical Therapist Assistant (A.A.S.)

Matthew David Helmer, Criminal Justice (A.A.S.)

Audra J. Rathbone, Travel and Tourism: Hospitality and Events Management (A.A.S.)

Corinne M. Schoen, Liberal Arts & Sciences: Science (A.S.)

Jordan M. Shanne, Liberal Arts & Sciences: General Studies (A.A.)